What are you listening to right now?

I love her.

Cerrone - Give Me Love

Kazaky - Love

Everything Eveything's new album

Still into Jamie XX's debut "In Colour"

Years & Years - Eyes Shut

Marnie - "wolves".

My arteries hardening.

Nick D' And The Believers - Don't Go

OP

I'm eldergay adjacent, but Years & Years is some of the best new pop I've heard in ages.

Some site (maybe here?) posted links to "King" several months ago, and I love most of the new "album".

"Start Me Up" - Rolling Stones. Music Choice station on my cable service. Steve Miller Band tune playing now.

R9, they're really good, I love their new album. Olly, the frontman, is gay and dating Neil from Clean Bandit.

The minions doing their work. I need to shut my office door.

The Hooters

Yrears & Years - King

Some fiery latin that arrived in the mail today.

Kygo - Firestone

Clean Bandit - Stronger

R16

Not sure if I love it, but cool.

BWV 1011

Soley. from Iceland, a bit melancholic, but lovely.

Robin Schulz - Headlights [feat. Ilsey]

Old but good DFA 1979

Jamie Cullum

Gay as a picnic basket, Jeffery Straker

Depeche Mode - Lie To Me

R21

Love it. Thanks.

Kavinsky's album. Wish he would put out something new.

Atomic Dog - George Clinton

Parson James, "Sinner Like You"

Great song- he has a great voice.

The first words of the song

"Mama sinned again/went to bed with another man"

Tough Love - Pony (Jump On It) ft. Ginuwine

Bloody hell, I posted the Tough Love's Pony after hearing it couple of times and didn't realize what an addictive track it is. I've listened to it something like 30 times today now. Brilliant stuff.

The Pipettes singer Gwenno has a debut that's out of this world....

Tame Impala's "Currents" is amazing and "The Moment" is track of the moment for me.

Mambo Italiano

Sebastien Tellier

Yemi Alade

"The Moment" is one of the best upbeat dance pop songs in a long , long time...

Kosheen - Harder They Fall

I've been out of touch with Kosheen after their biggest success with Catch and Hide U in 2001. They have new stuff coming out soon which made me check out their last albums from Spotify. Lovely dark electronica. Good stuff.

Florence + The Machine - "Queen of Peace" & "Long and Lost"

Mozart's PC No. 20, by Artur Schnabel:

"Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay"

Die Zauberflote

Carly Simon on shuffle: 320 items, 20 hours, 27 minutes

The minions squawking about my new car. Time to shut the door, again.

Toro Y Moi

Masterjam - Rufus

Carly Simon - That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be - 1971

The air conditioner

Gustavo Cerati - Bocanada lp - terrific Argentinian alt-rock. I don't understand much Spanish, but it's not necessary to appreciate the music.

TOM JONES - YOU'RE MY WORLD

Buffalo by Toro

RS Sticky Fingers

Demi Lovato - Cool for the Summer

Marina and The Diamonds

Bowie on shuffle

Emmylou Harris on iTunes shuffle. 267 items. 16 hours, 21 minutes. Here's a favorite:

Jamiroquai's Dynamite lp.

Janis Joplin

Cream de Coco - Disco Strut

the fan

I woke up in the middle of the night. Emmylou is still on.

Hoverphonic "2wicky."

"Reality in Motion" by Tame Impala is really groovy. It's a silky Squelchy synthy song that sounds forward futuristic and completely out of the 70s, but from a live band. It's a fabulous track from their latest album Currents which really, to me is album of the year.

No Sleep by Janet

"Boozaphilia" of Low Cut Connie

Adele's Set Fire to the Rain has been my favorite the past few days.

Jody Watley Don't You Want Me. Playing in the background on my first trip to a gay bar. She was so hot for a 6 months and then disappeared.

Felix's Don't You Want Me is much better R67 ;)

Adam Lambert's After hours. I think it's a bonus track, Trippy moody driving music.

Inner City Big Fun extended mix

Everything but the Girl - Back To Mine

Have I The Right

AIC- The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here

The incomparable Roisin Murphy

the fan

Virtually unknown. Maureen Evans singing "I Love How You Love Me".

Tame Impala's Reality in Motion

Bloody Lulu. Some of the lyrics on her new album stray a bit too far into "Self help guide" territory, but the voice is true. It's kind of strange to hear one of the Peter (Petra?) Pan's of pop contemplating mortality on songs like "Poor Wayfaring Stranger" and Jimi Hendrix' "Angel". This track is probably the most basic lyrically, but it's also one of the most effective. Love the choral vocals backing her up - reminds me of Martha Wainwright & Co. backing brother Rufus.

And the Title Track.

Mahler's Symphony No. 2, conducted by L. Bernstein. The DG version.

Siobhan Donaghy - Goldfish

Loleatta Holloway - Dreamin'

Fallulah - Escapism

Radiolab's affectionate memorial of the delightful, brilliant and gay Dr. Sacks. (Audio below the beefcake).

Lisa Stansfield - All Around the World

Haven't heard this in years but liked it a lot when it came out.

The film score to "Spirited Away"

Everywhere by Fleetwood Mac

Jess Glynne is my new crush.

Low-key in the late night

Rachmaninov: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini - BBC Proms 2013 (Stephen Hough : Piano )

Erik Satie's Nocturnes - Pascal Roge

I love Roge's interpretation, and they really are night music. Listening alone in a dark, quiet house under an open window is peacefully sad.

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face. The Peter, Paul, and Mary version.

The wondrous father and daughter team of Alim Qasimov & Fargana Qasimova

Quack Like A Duck

1010-WINS, Celebrating 50 years of "All News All the Time."

The last dying gasps of my landlord.

[quote] Lisa Stansfield - All Around the World

[quote] Haven't heard this in years but liked it a lot when it came out.

I only heard that album (Affection) for the first time this year. I've been listening to it a lot (the 10 track version). It's a classic.

Absolutely R96. It's one of my top albums. It still holds up after almost 30 years.

I'm listening to "Trapped By This Thing They Call Love" by Denise LaSelle , the "Sound and Vision" David Bowie box set, "I Cry When I Laugh" by Jess Glynne and "Coming Home" by Leon Bridges.

I picked up the Jess Glynne album in a music shop the other day. Hideous cover - she lookes like she has Fetal Alcohol Syndrome on it.

Mahler 10 by Levine/Philadelphia

I'm always listening to something, so I hardly ever look at videos, which so many people seem to like.

My refrigerator. It's got a rattle and it's right next to the TV, so it's bothersome. It very hard to pin down exactly where it's coming from. I tried rubber shoes for it, but N/G. I guess I need to take a wrench out.

For my birthday, I got a book on CD called "Sausage Dogs" about a German Professor. It's very dry humor. I love it, can't wait to see what happens next. It reminds me of "A Confederacy of Dunces'.

Tame Impala's "Currents" is the best album of the year...

Sophie

Swedish '60's psychedelic pop: ""Little Mr So & So" by The Floor

Today I'm enjoying one of the favorites. U.S. Girls. Their new album Half Free has leaked and I'm loving' it along with select tracks from previous albums.

Trying to figure out which version I prefer .....

#1

or #2 the original

This mix of Radiohead songs with D'Angelo and Janelle Monae singing the lyrical parts is pretty amazing.

No Surprises is the best.

I love this song so much! "Nostalgia"by Doe Paoro.

Petula Clark, "Cut Copy Me"

Dirty Projectors - Gun Has No Trigger

This. John reminds me a little of Billy Mackenzie in the chorus here, which was a surprise.

Mahler Symphony No. 5 - Claudio Abbado's 1981 recording. The "Death in Venice" adagietto is on now.

I love this song soo much! I cannot wait for the album to come out! Bec Sandridge "In The Fog, In The Flame"

The new A-Ha is actually quite good😏

The forgotten Helen Shapiro

Imagining You, by the NY Gay Men's Chorus, from David Evans and Winnie Holzman's BIRDS OF PARADISE. (There's no video. I looked.)

Love Helen Shapiro, R117. Thanks.

Tiny Jesus in my left ear

Kim Davis farting in her sleep in my right ear

For you, R117. "It's My Party" by Helen Shapiro

R120 It says the video is not available. Grrrr.

This is working.

[quote] Kim Davis farting in her sleep in my right ear

You forgot the link Mike so here it is: Mrs Kim Davis!!!

I stumbled across this group on youtube a few weeks ago, Post Modern Jukebox, very creative arrangements of current top 40 hits set to various styles of music from different eras of the 20th century,

Here's "Titanium" in Vintage 1940s Jazz Crooner - Style

Another one from PMJ, sometimes the new arrangements makes the song make more sense.

Blurred Lines - Vintage "Bluegrass Barn Dance"

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun as sung by the Dance Band on the Titanic

It's amazing how this band can take the most overplayed annoying Top 40 song imaginable and make it sound brand new, and sometimes a thousand times better. Sorry Taylor.

Asians yammering away at the airport.

Young Ejecta "Into Your Heart"

Pagans in Vegas- Metric

r130, whats your opinion of the latest by Metric? I listened to it the other day and liked it but not as well as their previous efforts.

Only a couple of songs really stood out for me, but I think it's a grower.

[quote] The forgotten Helen Shapiro

Not to me. I just bought the mono "Hits Out!" LP which has that Carole King cover on it. A CD with most of her Pye singles as well. Her falling out of favour with the pop-buying public is a perfect example of how faddish that segment of the industry is - some of her mid 60s recordings have aged much better than some of the hits.

Here she is singing blues at about 15 years old

Wow. Three (at least) Helen Shapiro fans. Confession: I never heard of her before someone posted her version of "It's My Party" on DL last year.

Rickie Lee Jones' "Jimmy Choos"

That version of "It's My Party" is from her "In Nashville" album. One wonders how her career might have gone if the sessions had taken place in New York. The Nashville album is good but if she'd had a Quincy Jones behind her she could have conquered America.

As it went, when she appeared on Ed Sullivan she was forced to sing an only OK Bacharach number "Keep Away from Other Girls" rather than one of her top quality hits like "You Don't Know" or "Tell Me What He Said".

Here's two of her should have been hits from 1964. She adapted very well to the changes in UK Pop sounds but the public wasn't interested.

Schubert Piano Trio #1, by the Beaux Arts Trio

Looke Over Your Shoulder

And her last UK Top 40 in 1964. It only went to something like No. 38.

I'm really into Bird at the moment. Listening to her new album that came out last Friday.

I'm listening to the new album from Baio. It's called The Names. It's really good.

Helen Shapiro is cool, but she's no Lulu.

Small Black

The new track from New Order. Pretty good.

Superhumanoids

Remembering people I knew who killed themselves

"Betsy on the Roof" from Julia Holter's new album "Have You In My Wilderness" is ripping me a new one. Devastating...

Gogi Grant - The Wayward Wind

Future Islands.

r148, you like that old shit?

tift merritt

Adele - Skyfall

StarTalk Radio on TuneIn. Neil's on with the MythBusters.

puke, r153

the new chvrches album.

kurt vile.

Bach Schubler Chorales, Chorzempa

I'm in the mood for Lizzy Mercier at the moment.

Pet Shop Boys - Nightlife

Grégory Lemarchal's last song before his death.

Main theme from Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

This low key theme plays in the background of the game's menu screen. I absoloutely love it. I've only ever listened to it when playing the game but it's etched into my memory and sometimes just start playing in my head out of the blue. Like it did today even though it's been over 6 months since I last played the game. I must admit that I used to let the game stay in the menu screen while surfing the web for couple of hours because I loved the music so much. I guess it's time to finally rip the song to my library.

The new Shawn Colvin album.

Peaches. Her new album sure is nasty.

Can't stop listening to Vega (Stripes On) by Van Hunt at the moment. So funky and quirky. 'What good is a good girl in my wet dreams?'

van cunt

u.s. girls

Soft Lit

Sexwitch

Shostakovich String Quartet #15 - Emerson String Quartet. Hard to believe I didn't discover this exquisite music earlier in life.

I'm listening to Molly Nilsson's new album Zenith.

Love/Paranoia by Tame Impala. Ballad of the year.

More Helen Shapiro -- this is a fantastic cover.

I acutally don't rate that Shapiro cover. The head tone parts sound off. I think her version of "Baby It's You" is better.

Brahms, by the Jerusalem Quartet

"Betsy On The Roof" by Julia Holter

Diplo - Revolution

This.

boy & bear

Paloma Faith - Only Love Can Hurt Like This

The new John Grant is great..

The new Neon Indian is all over the place....it wore me out...with delight

Jane Weaver

Susanne Sundfør - "Accelerate"

I love Future Islands too, the new Chvrches album is kind of meh, but I love the Clearest Blue. Need to check Baio, I heard them on XMU, sounds promising. The new Small Black is good too but they seem to lose steam along the way. That Carly Simon song, That's the Way I always Heard it Should be, is pretty incredible.

new small black is good. they're gaining steam not losing it. Bain is good. Loving the new Alice Cohen album! Sirius XMU is my fave station!

The new album from Lou Doillion It's awesome like she is.

Handbag house from the 90s, M People - Moving On Up

My fridge humming. I guess it doesn't know the words.

UNDERCOVER - BAKER STREET

"Another year and then you'll be happy

Just one more year and then you'll be happy

You're crying, you're crying now"

Hello. It's me.

r189, taylor swift gets played enough. listen to lou dollion instead. she's interesting and her music is great.

Van Hunt could put it up my nose if he wanted to. Woof

I've been listening to an Australian band called Operator Please and the new Big Boi/Phantogram collaboration called Big Grams.

"And I Love Her"

Carly Simon - "Touched by the Sun"

Mahler: Symphony No. 6. Leonard Bernstein on CBS/Sony.

Sia - California Dreaming

Everyone is listening to ME!!!

My "Fight Song" is #1 on iTunes and in 9 out 10 commercials on TV.

You can't escape it.

I'm America's sweetheart!

Every Time I Think of You.

I'm listening to my current indie pop playlist. GL "Number One" is on right now.

One of Beethoven's later piano sonatas.

beethoven. boring.

The Shadow knows

r201 the weird ass.

What do you like more, R200? (I find Beethoven boring some of the time, too, BTW.)

Pet Clark

Bach organ music by Peter Hurford

Run to Him

Difficult to pick my favorite version of this song.

you like old shit.

R208, you probably LOOK like old shit.

Frenesi, by Linda Ronstadt

suck my fuckin ass!

M0 or MO.

Don't ask.

now, now

Has anyone heard the new Carly Rae Jepsen release? It has gotten great reviews for the most part.

i have it. it is ok.

The new Joanna Newsom has me spinning about

reyno - fluye

Mahler 2 - Chailly

Judith hill "back in time"

The new Grimes...track 6 "Kill vs Maim"

OMFG!!!! Best dance track of the year!

Springsteen on "shuffle." I discovered a live version of "Tougher than the Rest" on youtube tonight, and that got me started.

Josefin Ohrn + The Libernation's new album. Horse Dance.

Bach BWV 95

Drake - Hotline Bling

Working URL for Drake - Hotline Bling

Truffle Butter. I eat it every morning. Yum.

Toad The Wet Sprocket - '90s nostalgia.

i'm listening to kate smith "god bless america".

Some REM song that sounds like every other REM song.

Mahler 10 - Jesus Lopez Cobos

Basement Jaxx --Never Say Never, Where's Your Head a Groove Armada--I See you baby, superstylin, take me home

Ra Ra Riot -- Can you tell

Turkish band called "She Past Away" described as a Darkwave, Post-Punk and Goth-wave band. Especially like their song, "Kasvetli Kutlama."

Great for driving on freeways or highways at night.

the new album from Lou Doillion. It's excellent. It'll be out in the USA in February.

I'm listening to Introverted Dancefloor.

Sylvia from the 80's.

[quote]Truffle Butter. I eat it every morning. Yum.

Ewwww

"Between The Bars" by Madeleine Peyroux

School of Seven Bells

My elderly neighbors having Sunday morning sex.

r240 are you whacking off?

Chemical Brothers - Go

Mostly because it's playing all the time in a PS4 ad. The video for the song sucks, which was one of the reasons I forgot the song after it came out in last May, so here's the PS4 ad instead. It's only a minute long but you get some twink bulge in return.

Everything John Lloyd Young. Incredible voice, way xtoo few recordings.

My Kindle has been reading Amazon's preview of Christopher Lasch's 'The Culture of Narcissism', written in the 70's. The general concept seemed promising, perhaps as some explanation for the GOP's current fascination with an actual clinical narcissist, Donald Trump.

Instead, the author thinks liberals and the country's fragile social safety net are evil and narcisstitic for promoting a culture of caring for others, which would actually be the opposite of what narcissists do, who bully and scapegoat others and lack empathy.

Preposterous, asshole book. I won't be buying it.

Floating Points

Score to Lynch's Dune (1984) by TOTO

The Beatles' "Honey Pie"

Another very interesting thread! I'm chilling by listening to 'Feather' by Meg Myers right now. Highly recommended!

Shura - Indecision

You Forget to Answer by Nico

Sleeping With The Past - Elton John

It feels so good. Everyone who feels bruised by some chains, should listen to this.

Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye - Leonard Cohen

I'm listening again to 'Stressed Out' by Twenty One Pilots. Usually, i'm not into hip hop music at all, but this song is not just pure hip hop. I can't say that i like all the lyrics, but part of them are so touching that make me listen to 'Stressed Out', again and again.

'My name is Blurryface and i care what do you think...

Used to play pretend, give each other different names

We would built a rocket ship and then we'd fly it far away

Used to dream of outer space,

but now they're laughing at our face

saying, 'Wake up, you need to get money'...

My name is Blurryface and i care what do you think'

Lindstrom - Home Tonight

Schubert - Brendel

Jackie De Shannon - Liberty Singles/Ultimate Collection

Don't Think Twice - Dylan

Oingo Boingo - Grey Matter LIVE

Beer run time with The Lazy Cowgirls

We Can Fly by the CowSills

"Joey," from my favorite Bob Dylan album, DESIRE.

R253-

"Stressed Out" is one of the best "pop" tracks of the year. Strange, confessional, catchy and just off center enough to stick in your brain.

I've heard one other song, but I hope they make it.

There are many interesting songs on this thread. It's so nice coming back and checking them.

Now i'm listening to 'Stretch Out and Wait' by The Smiths. My favorite song by them (if you know it, you'll never wonder why!)

The Anchoress

kylie auldist.

Stephen Bishop - "Never Letting Go"

Wonderful disco classic, "Hold Your Horses" by First Choice

Mahler's 8th:

You Really Got a Hold on Me - S. Robinson & the Miracles

Was mein Gott will, das gscheh allzeit - opening Chorus from BWV 111

Lake Charles - Lucinda Williams

"Crescent City"

We're listening to our stomachs growl.

Lucinda Williams' "Sweet Old World," by Emmylou Harris:

Here's a good hole

Delta Rae...Bottom of the River.

Mozart Requiem

Adele full concert 2015

R274 - have some coffee with Emmylou (w/ 2 Luscious Jackson sugars), honey.

THIS

Linda Ronstadt just singin' the hell out of something again

I Can't Let Go is Evie Sands'. Always and forever.

I just listened to Linda Ronstadt do a very stiff "Talk to Me of Mendecino" on YouTube. Much better was the McGarrigles doing "Hard Times Come Again No More" with a young nasal Rufus, Emmylou Harris, Mary Black, Karen Mathieson and a guy who's inaudible and doesn't even get a closeup.

Like the song, but not the artist.

Heard this on an episode of Call the Midwife.

Metric

Run by Air

Beethoven 6 - Bernstein CBS

Beethoven 7 - Bernstein CBS

L'impasse by Françoise Hardy

This was and still is my favorite song by her, although she has sung many lovely songs with her beautiful voice.

Sun Suniyo Dil Dara

Sleeping With Sirens - Low

Of Mice & Men - Second & Sebring

"I Miss You Like Crazy" - Natalie Cole (who died today)

Pierce the Veil - Caraphernelia

Hollywood Undead - Bullet

STP and Velvet Revolver w/ Scott Weiland

Little Mix's entire discography.

LES FLEURS ET LES ARBRES, OP 68 NO 2 - MUSICA INTIMA

Jackson Browne - "Tender Is the Night"

Panic! At The Disco - Emperor's New Clothes

great thread!

Linkin Park - Roads Untraveled

BANANARAMA

"Bailando" Enrique Iglesias

"Meow!" by Rossini ... best rendition I've ever heard .. LOL!

(Duetto Buffo Di Due Gatti)

Maravilla3x

Barnum

R306, 'Meow' is the perfect hit.

E*Mo*tion by Carly Rae Jepsen

No, shit. This is a really good CD. 80s electro-pop goodness.

And I hate electro-pop goodness.

Fort Romeau

HAMILTON the musical Masterpiece by LMM

Maxine Nightingale, Live. (I believe this is from a 2004 special on PBS.)

Kitty loves this song, R313.

r313 i like her recording from 1976. i don't like her live shit in later years. i'm currently listening to white sea.

On the Regular / Call it Off by Shamir

R315 I tend to agree about the recording work vs. the live work and debated which clip to put up. But I chose the live version, because I really enjoyed the energy provided by the backing musicians and singers in this performance (plus thought people might want to see what Nightingale looks like now).

That's a classic tune. She came up through musicals, right? HAIR, perhaps.

I need help DataLounge. I want to find a song that is similar to 'Aerials' by System of a Down. I love this song. I need something like it. Any recommendations?

Well? Oh fuck, no one of you replied, bitches. I'm back and i see no reply.

Seriously, i need a song like 'Aerials'. I forgot to write before that if you recommend me some songs like this one, don't write other System of a Down songs, because they are all inferior to 'Aerials'.

Give me something good. I'll appreciate it. I hope you are alive, guys...

Otherwise, wake up sleepy heads, or stop doing whatever else you are doing now and satisfy me...

"I'll Just Remember You," by Carly Simon

ill remember piss

Miss Kiss Kiss Bang

R321, you're asking a lot. You want songs that sound like Aerials or are exactly like it? You probably know already bands that sound similar, like Korn, Linkin Park, Soundgarden, especially Pearl Jam, The Cranberries, Metallica, Alice In Chains etc. Sorry can't really help with songs. Youtube makes it easy to check out songs.

That System of a Down song reminded me of Dio's All The Fools Sailed Away a bit. Old stuff. I loved metal as a kid so it brings back memories.

Queens Of The Stone Age - Go With The Flow

"be Cool" - Lake Street Dive

Jamie XX, featuring Oliver Sim - "Stranger in a Room"

(Paul Anthonee Private Remix)

HAMILTON b4 we go out for drinks tonight!

R329 meet R312

Roxy Music - Avalon

Walk The Moon's Work This Body is pretty good.

R325, thanks for taking the time to reply. It was nice of you. I really appreciate that.

I liked a lot 'All The Fool Sailed Away' (I have never listened to that song, before) and, yes, in a way there is a connection between the two songs.

I like all the bands you mentioned (with the exception of Korn and Metallica). Maybe you are right, i should search more into their discography. Maybe there are some songs by them that escaped my radar.

Secret Loser by Ozzy Osbourne

STARBUCKS Coffee House Music on Spotify...the best!

A couple of days ago, while i was deleting some threads, I accidentally deleted the other link, which had to do with songs we are listening now. I searched for it and couldn't find it. That's why i cannot send there anymore.

Les Yeux Sans Visage: Thème Romantique by Maurice Jarre

Little bit of hair metal never hurt anyone

the sound of his muffled moans as he throats me as I scan topics on this site...

Enchantment- It's You That I Need.

More hair. Oh man, I used to love this song as a kid. Tom Kiefer's voice has such a wicked nastiness.

More heavy/hard rock from the 80s.

Def Leppard - Love Bites

A song for all the stalkers out there.

Queensrÿche - Gonna Get Close To You

One of the great metal ballads. Probably made Tipper Gore cum multiple times in all her righteousness.

"Taste the love

The Lucifer's magic that makes you numb

The passion and all the pain are one

You're sleeping in the fire"

Julien LeClerc's terrific French version of "Let The Sunshine In."

as always...we r listening to HAMILTON

Fred Wesley's Amalgamation

The Dickies--Stukas over Disneyland

More metal for ya. Motley Crue's "Wild Side".

I went to one of these concerts in 1987 when Whitesnake opened. Guns N' Roses opened later on that tour. I would rather have seen them because Coverdale's voice was rough the night I saw them.

Late night spacing out to Nurse With Wound and Blind Cave Salamander - Cabbalism

the greatest hits Partridge Family yay

So hot, so now. oh, and I learned a few fun new dance moves too !

You ain't nuthin but

SMALL POTATOES !

According to everything I've found online this JOI LANSING was a real female. I know, right ? Wait til you see the old fairy dancing around her. He could be a DLer. Probably is.

R354 fairy LOL who says fairy dude?

...I will be cheating the whole ritual...

Angelo Badalamenti's...

Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello - I Know What You Did Last Summer

R356 I love you.

Scalia's death prompted me to put on some appropriate mood music.

Karen Harding - Open My Eyes

Never heard of her before but I'm liking the song. When I was a kid this was called handbag house. Or not. I've never been great identifying sub-genres.

The Grateful Dead's Workingman's Dead.

Mahler 5

Richte Mich, Gott - F. Mendelssohn

The Happening - the Supremes

Ugh. The Happening was the beginning of the end of the (original) Supremes.

Well, ugh back at you, R365. It's over, and now Joni Mitchell's "Songs to Aging Children Come" is on. Let's see you piss all over that.

Something on the organ by Bach, played by Peter Hurford

'My Silver Lining' by First Aid Kit

Slightly embarrassing but after watching James Corden's Carpool Karaoke with One Direction a few times I noticed how charming those little fuckers are. Some of their songs are actually rather nice. The energy when doing the last song in the car with James was awesome. And that song was this one.

"Anything for Him"

Kiss of the Spider Woman - Vanessa Williams, Howard McGillin, Brian Stokes Mitchell

The Bells - Laura Nyro

I only now found DNCE's Cake By The Ocean. Great summer tune, no idea why the released it so late in the fall, it's only got paltry 20 million views on Youtube. This also marks the first time ever that I found Joe Jonas is hot.

Billy Bragg - Don't Try This at Home album

Alan Walker - Faded

Years & Years - Desire ft. Tove Lo

That is a shiteous remix/re-do. The middle 8 trade-off is particularly ill-fitting.

"Waterloo Sunset" - the Kinks Choral Collection

Bach WTC - Schiff

Love Crime (Amuse-Bouche Version), by Siouxsie Sioux & Brian Reitzell from "Hannibal" (NBC).

Taking a stroll down memory lane with some old school techno.

The Curse - All Systems Are Go

Terminator Theme [Peter Dafnous Trance Remix]

Joan Armatrading

Iggy Pop and the Stooges. 'I'm Sick of You'

Parralox - Wildlife (remixes).

The Advisory Group, Listening Centre & Soundcarriers

Parralox - Holiday '15.

Broken Bells.

Latest from Shins founder.

The self titled Broken Bells SO good.

If you don't know the song Queen by Perfume Genius it is really sexy ,dirty ,gay & subversive.

I heard it used in Mr. Robot and bought it. The video is radical gayness.

Jennylee "Boom Boom".

Sia - Breathe Me

Perfect for Christian and Oliver's love affair.

I don't cry that often but few times a year I need a release. Now after watching a great gay film Free Fall I needed to have a little cry so I have Hozier's Take Me To Church on repeat. I'm also performing it and imagining singing it in front of long lost friends that I miss. I already had a little cry and life is feeling a bit better.

BTW, the song's got a great video but it's too grim for repeat viewing.

What evil lurks in the hearts of men?

I don't like the remastering, but this was the only version I could find. I'm on a 70s/90s poprock kick for some reason.

Gone Hollywood--Supertramp

Another in the queue. I miss this kind of EDM.

Propellerheads

Operators - Blue Wave

Electronic - Disappointed

This guy reminds me of Morrissey and Joaquin Phoenix in the face.

Sad eyed lady of the lowlands

Brahms' Symphony No. 1, by Bernstein on Sony.

Kygo & Labrinth - Fragile

Schubert's Piano Sonata 15 - Mitsuko Uchida

Prism

"Joy" - Lucinda Williams

Sia - Cheap Thrills

If I told you who I was listening to RIGHT now, you'd know exactly which gig I'm at. So here's what we listened to earlier today....

Nvdes

Mahler

Cellars new album - Phases.

the Mountain Goats, "Damn These Vampires"

R86 : you're a Studio Ghibli fan? Respect!

R102 : hate listening, prefer reading. I shall check it out - I LOVE Confederacy of Dunces!

R368 : saw First Aid Kit at a weekend festival a few years ago. They were okay. I think I was too excited (& too drunk) about Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks playing. Interesting and eclectic selection of music in this thread.

I Want Your Love - Chic

I'm listening to deluxe albums from X.

Helen Lawson - At the Disco

Mahler 2

I'm listening to Diana Ross, Lucille Ball, and Dinah Shore!

R414 : American 'X'? I met John Doe! Really nice dude!

Lower Dens - Completely Golden

Inspired by R414 and R418 I'm listening to some X. I normally am not into Unplugged versions of songs, but this version of Unheard Music is pretty good. Their first 4 albums are fantastic. Their greatness even manages to show through the terrible production of Ain't Love Grand. Love that band.

High five R420!

r420, X are great. Right now I'm listening to Kristeen Young.

Dat one

I'm listening to silence mostly. Except for the rain falling on my rooftop and the occasional rumble of thunder.

:)

Niki & The Dove. Love their new album - Everybody's Heart is Broken Now.

Nina's new song "Purple Sunset" from her soon to be released new EP.

Zedd Live @ True Colors Tour 2015

I loved his Coachella set.

"You Still Believe in Me," by Brian Wilson and his more current group of musicians (the Wondermints?).

'I'll Never Stand in Your Way' by Elvis

Bach organ music by Peter Hurford

"She's Got You," by Patsy Cline

Schubert - Symphony #1

Niki & the Dove "So Much It Hurts".

Tee hee! R431 said "organ"

my playlist of my favorite Prince songs.

Thee Oh Sees - No Spell

Meowy listens to Van Der Graaf Generator's 'House With No Door'.

"Say It to Me" by Pet Shop Boys

Philip Aaberg - Oh, Shenandoah

My Silver Lining

(Who Gives a Fuck about an) Oxford Comma? - Vampire Weekend

^^Surely Vampire Weekend Datalounges.

I met those guys after one of their shows and got them to sign a cd for my niece. They were all insanely friendly except for the gay one who was sulky and a little rude.

Au Pairs - Headache (For Michelle)

And there we have it r444.

r443

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......

I Belong To You

Leonard Nimoy's greatest

George Harrison's solo songs.

Hounds of DataLounge, do you know which book George Harrison was reading, in this photo?

Ok, i found it myself, don't bother. He is reading Bob Dylan's "Don't Look Back'.

Now i'm listening to 'Mama You've Been On My Mind' (demo version) sung by George. It's a Bob Dylan song. The demo version with George is excellent.

Zedd - Transmission ft. Logic, X Ambassadors

[italic]We're smart enough to know that no one gets out alive

Hold on to someone close, friend

Cause you're never too young to die

Remember the ghosts before you, and drink to the souls tonight

And don't forget what they told you

You're never too young, you're never too young, never too young to die[/italic]

OBSESSED with the new James Blake album " The colour in anything "

Rediscovering some Nitzer Ebb. Can hardly believe this is from 1988.

"Control I'm Here."

Sally Shapiro "If You Ever Wanna Change Your Mind"

"Space Song" by Beach House

The intro of this song has been on a constant loop in my brain for the past 2 days. The chimes and strings are indeed heavenly!

i love that song r459!

Kygo - Stole The Show

The Weeknd - The Hills

Taylor Swift - Style

Arthur, by the Kinks

only the fans blowing gently in my computer. I am loving the quiet lately. I am out of new music but the silence is golden!

The Pet Sounds Sessions

The sound of tears being sucked into the vacuum of existential meaninglessness ... all because of this exquisitely cruel motherfucker:

Casket Girls

Alan Walker - Sing Me To Sleep

Beethoven Symphony No. 4 - Harnoncourt

Jon Hopkins - Open Eye Signal

Tegan & Sara

One of my favorite songs, 'Redonne-Moi' by Mylène Farmer

Tennstedt doing Mahler's Symphony No. 6.

"What's Up" by Ekkah

Echo and The Bunnymen - Going Up [quote] D'you want to know what's wrong with the world? Everywhere there's people with no flowers in their hair

Fifth Harmony - Voicemail

Jesper Jenset - High

I need something to soothe me. Duke Ellington's piano to the rescue. Maybe, it could soothe you, too.

"Hang on to Your Ego" (from Brian to Mike)

Old house music. I hate all the formulaic EDM crap out now.

The Baseballs' 50s rockabilly-style cover of Lana Del Rey's "Video Games":

Central Unit - Saturday Nite

B-MOVIE - Nowhere girl

Shine Like You Should by Melissa Manchester

Brendan Maclean - House Of Air

Things get slightly.. umm, extreme, in the end.

Les Indes Galantes opera that was posted fully on Vimeo. I'm only watching parts of it now, though, I have to watch it in full at some point. Seems to have plenty of nudity from the cast.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch - Broadway recording with NPH.

MISSYYYYY

Missy Elliott - I'm Better ft. Lamb

Brand new Depeche Mode - Where's the Revolution

Aretha...Young, Gifted and black album

Hunter As a Horse - The Passenger

From Riverdale.

The Soft Moon - Far

The Promise (When in Rome) cover by Hasta Martes

Erasure - Piano Song

Culture Club - Victims

Claude Debussy's Quartuor à cordes

Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy

Pet Shop Boys - Rent

Marc Almond - What Makes A Man A Man

Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Power Of Love

George Michael - Jesus To A Child

Queen - Who Wants To Live Forever

Elton John - Your Song

Rufus Wainwright - The Maker Makes

At Last, sung by dreamy gay singer Matt Belsante.

For River Phoenix

R.E.M. - Bang And Blame

Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know with My Own Private Idaho

Bel & Hector by Daniel Giorgetti

True by Pale 3

with Maurice

Heart of Snow- Black Mountain

I'm not actually a Grace Jones fan but at times I get an itch to hear her voice. I just realized that I'd been humming Pull Up To The Bumper for quite some time so I had to go find it on Youtube. BTW, what a shame this classic has only 2.5 million views at Youtube.

Oldie but always a goodie.

"Long Time" from Blondie's new album Pollinator.

Louis Tomlinson - Back to You ft. Bebe Rexha, Digital Farm Animals

Patti Scialfa "As Long As I (Can Be With You)"

Shostakovich - String Quartets. The Emerson box set. Here's #7.

Luis Fonsi - Despacito ft. Daddy Yankee

CNCO, Little Mix - Reggaetón Lento (Remix)

I'm listening to the Neighbourhood's new EP - To Imagine.

This lovely cover of an old Dusty number:

serpentwithfeet- Cherubim

Fancy money doesn't buy me love!

Flashy Cadillacs won't make me fuck!

Mrs. Tori

Eye 2 Eye - Sam Sparro (with backing vocals from Nikka Costa and Vula Malinga)

Symphony No. 3 - William Grant Still

I like listening to Thomas Newman & Max Richter in the mornings while I enjoy my coffee.

Blossoms.

Elgar's "Grania and Diarmid Incidental Music" conducted by Simon Rattle

I'm singing along to this neglected gem from Holland-Dozier-Holland.

BBB.

Love this song it has been in my head all day, keep listening to it.

Jon Lajoie - 2 Girls 1 Cup Song

I thought this was the latest thread.

Oh well...